Thread 82295217

How many all-nighters have you pulled thoughout your life?
I've got bad insomnia and I must be in the hundreds, maybe something like 350.
I'm pulling one now right now (by accident, as always) and I'm thinking my body'll just give up at some point like that French dude who died on on stream recently because they didn't let him sleep or something.

Not many. I sleepy like baby, goo

I hate insomnia sm I wake up at least once every night :(

ive done hundreds throughout my developing years which was a total disaster because now i have brain damage and am slow

>>82295229
Same except I didn't get brain damaged and went from always being the tallest in my class to being considered short (and I'm slow too, my IQ must be ridiculously low)

>>82295217 (OP)
Staying up for more than 24 hours? Less than 30
Waking up at 3pm snd then going to bed at 8am? Hundreds

I freaking love hairy armpits

>>82295320
Femoids really go so far to cake their faces up and remove any hair without realizing that most men want the complete opposite

>>82295225
i have heavy anxiety which also doesn't let me sleep plus insomnia. I have to excercise and meditate everyday or i wont sleep until 2 am

>>82295217 (OP)
Ummm Mods? OP's picture is not r9k friendly...

>>82295345
I will avoid making the same mistake and post this one next time

>>82295373
why are her nipples so ugly

>>82295395
They're maxxed out for optimum milk propelling efficiency

>How many all-nighters have you pulled thoughout your life?
Not many, thankfully.
I often had that problem of an inconsistent sleep pattern that gradually fell out of alignment until I was sleeping all day.
It has been much better in the past decade though. Even though I am a hopeless NEET, I keep a set pattern.
For some months, I have enjoyed waking up very early in the morning before dawn to enjoy that slight nocturnal feeling though.
Though I have regularly taken an hour or two to fall asleep, which is a pisser.

>>82295407
you can train your body to do almost anything

>>82295217 (OP)
i ocassionally do it on purpose, i get a feeling of schattenfreude like im doing something forbidden, guess im built different

>>82295217 (OP)
i only managed to stay awake for a true 24 hours once. all other times i got to 18, 19, 20 hours and just collapsed.
it feels really bad. i start getting sweaty, heartbeat gets loud, my eyes hurt.
i'm not doing it anymore

>>82295343
Insomnia is the one thing I actually don't think I could handle. Everything else I say nah I'd win to, but insomnia just seems so crippling and pervasive. I don't envy you, and I wish I could give you some of my fatigue so you could sleep!

>>82295217 (OP)
Probably fewer than 50. Few of them were studying for exams at the last moment. Most of them are when I drink beer and play vidya all night.
Sleep is important, anon. It's when your body regenerates itself. I try to not do that all-nighter stuff more than once every 2-3months. It's the reason I look several years younger than I am.

what really gets me is walking around aimlessly in the middle of the day unable to hear anything

A lot in the last few years but then agagin I'm usually nodding out a lot or on stims (prescribed methadone and dexamphetamine)

>>82297960
I got the urge to do it a few days ago, but since I live in a small European country, I'm going to sleep with my father and my dog, neither of which care if I don't sleep

>>82295217 (OP)
That French dude was literally beat up while sleep deprived for "entertainment," do your research. Yes obviously the chronic lack of sleep is making you stupid, but that alone won't kill you.

Technically I pulled all-nighters for about 6 years straight. Serious undiagnosed sleep apnea, before that became a commonly known thing. Was having hundreds of episodes an hour, literally more than one a minute... so I wasn't "sleeping" more than a few seconds at a time before getting woken up. Ever. For most of my school years.

Was taking near-OD amounts of caffeine just to function. They thought I was narcoleptic because I'd just pass out randomly. While driving, in the shower, mid-conversation. I was to the point of such exhaustion I was slipping into short comas and was completely unresponsive.

Had the coolest lucid dreams though. Except they weren't dreams; they were the hallucinations of an oxygen starved dying brain.

10/10 would recommend.